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neatly nut away when not in use, and
no scholar shall be allowed to interfere
with another's desk or books without
permission.
9th, Every scholar must have books
suitable for his or her proper classlhca'
ton, and all must be SO classed as to
make good progress in their respective
studies.
10th. No whispering or other commn-
nication without leave will be allowed IN
the school room during study hours.
nth. Suitable cards, showing the
standing OF each scholar, will be made
ont bv the teacher at the end OF each
month and sent to the parents or guar,
dian of each scholar, to be signed ana
returned next Monday morning. II any
scholar fails to return such cara he VI
she shall be sent back for it.
10Th, When parents or guardians nave
complaints to make OF the school or any
OF the teachers, they will report then
grievances to the trustees and not to the
| teachers.
18th, All scufling wrestling and bois
ferrous conduct is prohibited in the schoo
room before and after school and at re-
cess. Scholars should learn to be laoles
and gentlemen in the school room.
l4lh, The habitual idleness,, or tht
repeated absence from school withou
leave, or TIE reckless conduct OF any
scholar about the school will be referred
TO the trustees for their determination.
18th, Boys and girls will be required
to occupy their separate play grounds
and not intcrmipgle during recess o
irtermission.
S. S. FAIRFIELD,
y ". ! T. 1,nr,5a EirzGGnAlD' Trustees
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The Democratic administration under
the lead of Grover Cleveland, is an hon
est reflection of the peoples rights ire
spective of party, and that is the reason
the people assemble in countless numbers
wherever be goes to tell him OF it. Yer
rily, he is the man of the people, and
thev will send him back to the White
House with an overwhelming majority
dpsyite OF politicians and schemers.
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W. X. Gibbs, ct al', }7lO

Ex-Partee
BY virtue of n decree in the above styled
cause, rendered at the Sept. A. j.. term 1857
thereof of the Chancery Court of Grenada
county and to me directed, will, on
TUEnsAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857.
proceed to sell ut the eastern door Of the
Courthouse, in the town of Grenada. within
legal hours, at public outcry. 70 the highest
bidder for one.ihird cash, and the balance on
n credit of twelve months from date OF sale,
The following described lands, to-wit: The
northwest quarter of s. ction 2G, township 2.
range 4 east, lying and being in this county.
The deferred payment to be secured by bonds
with approved su.etles payable 10 eacn party
in proportion to his or her share. Win be
sold for division. l.. X. TURNER,
VIII. FitZ-Gerald Commissioner.
Solicitor. Oct ID, 'S7-3t
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VERY CHEAP.
TRY THEM.


VS.. bJU
e. J. Smith, ct. nj.
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery Court
of Grenada county, Mississippi, rendered &C
the September Term, A. j. 1886, thereot ~
above styled cause, the undersigned Commls-
sioner will, on
MONDAY, the 2ith day of October, 1887,
proceed 70 sell within legal hours, at public
outcry to the highest bidder for cash, IN front
of the Eastern door Of the Court House N .he
CITY of Grenada, Mississippi, the following
described land, to-wit: East half OF South.
east quarter of section 81 and Southwest
quarter of Southwest quarter of section %, al
Of Township % Of Range I East IN elss. orensoa l
statuatory vendors liea against said land fol
the sum of 1903 co. and all cost.
L.. r.. TURNER,
Sept 30, 1887. Commissioner
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Public sentiment all over this Union
is clustering around noble Emma Abbott
with expressions OF approval from some
of the best and most liberal christian
men and women in this broad land.
Right and justice in thehands OF bright,
pure woman, assume prerogatlve
that will shake bigotry in the pulpit
everywhere. We admire an honest
preacher in reproving the sins ofthe age
but acllolesale denunciation is neither
scriptural nor right, and no man can use
It in safety at any time without doing in
Justice to many, whose lives contradict
suchsweeping charges of immortality.
.
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The Pass House under charge OF Mrs.
Haber has been recently cleansed and
secured and all the bedding renewed.
So Mrs. Haber is ready with nice rooms,
beds, sheets, towels, etc, to welcome all
suitable guests.
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The following is list OF letters re-
naming in the Post Office at Grenada.
Miss, Saturday, Oct. Is, 1887:
Ross. loe Glvens, WI
RelI'J s iireen, W II
Bigham. .GL Knocks, Frank
Brocy. Eliza Jane Mayerb, Mrs
Rry,ins Casio Pieken, Willie
Can, Baliey Taylor, Ellen
Collins, Wilson Il
Parties calling for above letters "ill
please say adverti Ell.
r.. N. HALL, ?. M.
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The most complete and beautiful line
OF Ladies' and Misses wraps ever offered
in this market, can now be found at the
reliable cash store of L. Calm Il Go.
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Our stock OF shoes are al fresh and
new. and OF the best quality, and will
be sold cheaper than the cheapest. Call
on us. A. w. WHITAKER & Co.
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The Grenada Cotton Seed Oil Mill will
give ton OF cotton seed meal for two tons
OF cotton seed delivered at the mill. tt
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O--Y--S-T--E--R--S
at Mrs. Ioewenstein's Hoorayl t
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M MARRIED.

At the residence OF Mr. Carlson near
Providence, Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1887,
bv S. Fl. Roberts, j, p, Mr. j. W.;
Carithers and Mrs. M. M. McClurg-all
OF this county.
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New bakery at Cuff & Whitaker's'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
Another Civil Service Scandal

The sum and substance Of the civil
service scandal in connection with the
Chicago custom house Is as follows !:
A customs clerk named Webster in
the appraisers Office was forced to
resign a short time ago in order to
provide place for a democrat. The
discharged clerk had sufficient grit to
appeal from this summary proceed
ing. and the case was referred TO the
civil service commissioners for inves-
tigation. Mr.. Webster testified that
no reason was assigned for his re-
moval except that he was a republic
can. and that the collector made no
secret of his advocacy Of the spoils
system. The collector claimed that
he did have cause for removing Web
ster. but did not choose to make it
known. The commissioners have in
vestigated the case and a disagreement
is the result. Two commissioners,
Mr. Oberly and Mr.. Lyman. condemn
the action of the collector. They
show that Mr.. Webster was an hon
orably discharged wounded soldier
that he passed the civil service Gus
toms examination with a high aver
age, and. as his conduct and capacity
have been satisfactory during his pro-
stationary term, that his appointment
was absolute His competency i
not denied. There Is no proof even
that he was an offensive partisan.-
Exchange.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
Well Put

The Rt,tlaBd Herald in comment
inc on Ben Buffers recent PROPOSE
ton ~ exyend portion Of the rev
enues Of tine government in caring
for or pensioning poor and enfeebled
-ei.eI soldiers has the following per
rinetst and sensible remarks:
We are sorry for the old fellows .
we IDrgave them lYLg ~; Il one u
them lived here and became a town
charge fas aIas. some Of our own
veterans haze becOme). We would
cheerfully pay taxes for his support
and do something more for his hap
ssiness But i l. necessary that the
distinction between loyalty and trea-
sou should not be bIotted out by
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12


1t Is hopeful that a reasonable and
satisfactory settlement Of the dispute
between this country and Canada
over the fishery question may soon be
reached, now that the English gov
eminent has appointed a representa-
tive of her own 70 take part IN the
coming fisheries convention. One
great trouble hitherto has been that
the United States has had to treat
with Canada alone in this matter.
whereas the ultimate responsibility
on the side of Canada rests with the
British government. If an agree
ment Is arrived at now as the result
OF deliberations in which England Is
directly represented. it will have a
moral sanction and a binding force
which II could not have if England
spoke only through her Canadian de-
Tendencies. Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain. who IL appointed as high COM
missioner for Great Britain in the
fisheries convention. is a well-known
English statesman Of the radical par
". and Is accredited with large
amount Of shrewdness. tact and val
liable experience. He will doubtless
prove very capable for the position.
Mr.. Chamberlain Is expected here in
November. Neither the Canadian
vet been appointed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

The international medical congress
Is in session at Washington this
week. Over Two thousand delegates
are reported present. including repre-
sentatives Of nearly every civilized
nation in the world. The proceed
ings Of the congress rs q rule. run
too much to the consideration OF
purely technical subjects TO be OF
much interest TO the general reader
The gathering. however. Is one o.
great Importance TO every one. inter
ested a. all must be in the progress
of medical science.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

be made. A purse Is made for best
carriage horses driven by ladies, and
the ladies will have opportunity not
only TO see. but TO sshold the reins.
Among other things of sport will be
a matched game of base ball by the
best teams that can be got. There
will be q tug of war" match be-
tween the "Sampsons" and any town
in the limits of the society. The show
of cattle ought to be good. and we
see no reason why the departments
at Floral Hall should not be well
filed. We wish that in some way
the dairy interest of the county might
be benefited by large showing of
butter. Let there be butter from
each Of the creameries in the county.
while the best dairvmen show how
they can beat the factories. The
poultry department. always of in
teFeSt ought 10 be better nlled. " Z
should like TO see the oxen of the
county. in town strings. and other
wise on the ground. The Caledonia
county folks will be here looking
after them. We hope the ladies
will not forget that their side of the
show is valuable. though the money
received is not what it ought 10 be.
The time has not come when woman ;
work is fully appreciated. The sue
cess OF the fair Is largely in the
in the hands of its patrons. and we
hope it will be creditabIe To the coun-
".
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
The County Fair.

Preparations are being perfected
for the coming county fair, which It
is hoped will be very successful
one The growing interest Ia horses
and the large number Of very excel
lent animals which are u be present
has caused the managers u put ex-
ira money into the county races on
Tuesday and Wednesday They
will try to make the exhibition IF
horses the grand thing Of the fair.
1t ought To be made the specially
OF Oritans County far, a. In NJ
otner thing can 80 god showing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

What a wretched farce an election
Is in Georgia is shown by the fact
that last October ten democrats
were elected TO congress from that
state and less than $4,000 vote,
were cast for all the candidates. The
opposition TO the democratic nomi-
nees only mustered 1880 votes, ami
OF these I.j37 were in one district.
In five congressional districts only
sixteen opposition votes were counted
and no one knows how many were
cast.-B0St0a -4drertiSer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

1t begins to look a though Yer
mont will have no trouble i'm erecting
a creditable monument At Gettysburg.
Recent gifts 10 the fund are as fol
lows Hon. Frederick Billings. $500:
Mai. \. B. Valentine. Lieut.. GOV.
Fuller. Hon. c. ;. Page. 500 each.
and the latter says. If more i
nesded. call" Other wealthy Yer
monters NAV now step forward.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

In view OF the well known animos-
ity OF many OF most members OF tie
@. \. II. 10 Mr.. Cleveland on ac-
count Of the battle-hags order, it was
foolish and distinct challenge TO par
tisan excitement to hang out his por
trait where the visiting veterans
would have to walk under it. In view
OF the fact that Mr.. Cleveland Is
president of the United States and
commander-in-chief Of its army and
navy. il was unfortunate that the
respect due him officially if not per-
sonally should not be paid. The
Wheeling incident. has, however.
warning and an instruction for the
democracy and for Mr. Cleveland.
1t shows, again how deep, powerful
and passionate Is the resentment
cherished against Mr.. Cleveland by
large bodies Of the northern veterans
OF the war. 1t shows that they have
no mercy for a deplOrable error of
Judgment arising from a want of
comprehension Of popular sentiment
V. Y. Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
Senator Sherman.

A Columbus dispatch reports that
Senator Sherman Is looking better
than ever after his seven thousand
miles journey. and he Is making some
non-politicaI speeches at fairs.
But he viii soon enter actively into
the Ohio campaign. He saws the
important issues will be the tariff and
the regulation of elections, not only
in the North. where the democracy
has been busy corrupting the ballot
for years. The senator also looks
upon the temperance question as
likely 10 be important in this cam
paign and indorses the Dow tax law
as the best measure ever passed for
the restraint OF liquor evils. 1t is 8
law which the democrats oppose and
republicans indorse, while the pro-
hibitionists are extreme in their de-
mands.
Probably his fight for pure elections
will sound the keynote of republican
policy on that subject for solving the
Southern question, as well as pre-
venting the frauds in Northern cities.
Sherman is a level-headed. fearless.
honest statesman. who never dema-
gogues. but has respect enough for
the American people TO believe that
they prefer truth and know it when
they see it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

There are good reasons for believ-
ing that Jay Gould. or what is the
same thing. the Western Union.
will Acquire, within a short time.
not only the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph company. but Mr.. Mack
avs Commercial cable company as
well. and the thousands Of miles 81
land lines that Mr.. Mackav practi-
callv owns. 1t will be one the
heaviest consultations on record j:
and will leave no possible rival Il
the Western Mon. except the NJ
ted States government.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

Page of Jacksonville, and Capt. A.
X. Brown, deputy state auditor.
John H. Mimmis i reporter this
term.
States Attorney Alfred's father
being hard sick the grand jury were
relieved of duty Friday night, to re-
port again on Tuesday morning.
1t is understood that three true
bills have been found. and that in
three cases the jury did not find
cause of action.
\ large crayou portrait of Hon. j..
L. Edwards has been placed over the
door of the judges room.
The new entry docket contains 80
law cases and l. c.uancery cases.
Edwards and Burke lead il the
number of divorce entries. having :.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

gailantrv or misfortune. Those men
were against their country and their
country must not reward them 1t Is
enough that it has spared them, re-
stored them TO citizenship and given
them an equal opportunity with all
others for enjoying all the blessings
II a great and benign government
which they sought to destroy They
now have common interest with US
that the government shall not be
imperilled BY such mistaken generos-
itv.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

The result Of the democratic con-
vention was Mr.. Randall's victory the
platform adopted demanding only
prudent reduction OF internal tax
alton. instead of 8 general reduc-
ton of the ariff. The convention
contained many federal otficeholder~-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

Col. Hooker says he believes
Blaine will be nominated on tie
first ballot by reclamation. If New
York sends a united delegation for
him know be will be nominated
unanimously. But even if he does
not get single delegate from New
York he can easily be nominated.
The Col. always was sanguine poll
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est jewels

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoriz.
When she Wa Child, she erred for CastoriA,
When she became Alss. she chung 70 Caat0riA,
When abe had Children. she gave thea CsstOri>
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

a Toledo dispatch. August 81.
say: Robert L Lincoln told =
Blade reporter that under no circum-
stances would he accept the vice
presidential nomination. If there
were any possible way he would stop
all mention Of his name for any pub
lie office. He has seen enough Of
Washington life, and has lost all
desire for it. The presidency Is only
4 gilded prison, and cares and woTry
outweigh the honor. There l. no
likelihood Of his receiving the nomi-
nation. Pledges would be demand
ed and he would make none.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

The coming joint exhibition Of the
state Agricultural Society and the
Champlain Valley Association to be
held at Howard park, Burlington.
sept. 1916. promises TO suTpass, in
the attractions offered and in the
character and extent of the exhibits
made. the fair of 1886, which was
pronounced by many visitors from
abroad to be equal to any similar
exhibition ever held in New England.
The management OF the joint soci-
cites offer $500 in premiums. A
large number Of entries have been
made. those in the cattle and sheep
departments aggregating more than
in any previous year. A number IF
special prizes have been offered for
cattle exhibits and dairy products.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
The First Symptoms

or all Lung diseases are much the same
feveriShneSS, loss Of appetite, sore
throat. pains in he chest and back,
headache. etc. In : few days you may
be well. or. ON the other hand. YOU may
be down with Pneumonia or galloping
Consumption. Run no risks. bat begin
Immediately 10 take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral.
Several years ago, james Orchard, OF
Darien. Conn. was severely i'll. The
doctors said he was in Consumption.
and that they could do nothing for him.
but advised him. as last resort, 20 Try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine. two or three months. lac
was pronounced 4 well man His h.alih
remains good 10 the present day.
j. 5. Bradley, Maiden. Mass. writes
" Three winters ago tuoN "a severe cold,
which rapidly Developed into Bronchitis
and Consumption | was SO weak that
l cou,d not sit M. was much ,uaciated,
and cou-hed iurrsSantly. l consulted
several doctors, bus they were power
less. ana all agreed that | was IN Con-
sumption. At last. a friend brought me
a BOTTLE OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
From the first dose. l found relief
Two bottles cured me. and my health
has since been perfect"
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles, e..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

For which wp haNe IH.
agency. u Time fa money ....
- -, ~. ...I5
"a perfect cup of coffee IH "a.
utter II economy H WrHHH
/ place proper estimate HH ..
who taught lhv would huH 4"
frr po m far \. leo NOUN.
la che ordinary way
q.
h' '"'lo"'uR '''.'0. ~.
r r. ..y' p,oaa.. .pa.an.... conn
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12


Nullu-- 81 <rL,ol districts clio
Number Of pubic schools, -.
.Vcr4Z- number DAYS Of school. ~
Number OF siterrnT Sch.zr< between i've
and Fseuty years OF age enrolled III
the puddle schools .t,+-
Averzgr taz-Ils attendance, E0s'VS
Number q days attendance to- each
scholar euUa.lei, =
Number u scholars attending private
-cils-,pl> .e>tIuiz.Ipdl 900
Numhsrr 81 tls.ir teachers. 80
Nuil-aer 81 female teachers. So
Nuuill-r IL teachers who have attended =
Nermout NorInNI School, -
Number o.. tea-lier~ Who wer- graduates
- Norma >z-.sohl, -
-tvrrs2r wages per week 81 mSle reacher~, = -
'5 -. "-=e - - $50
Amouur raised by town taxes
fur school Purposes Sls5.>52l
1Hsnant raise. bY district taxes
for school purposes S-+.5t5 -
Amount received from renJ Of
..a8>. l0->-L-st
source. 76.Is5-26
Ior4l revenue for school purposes. oi-,5S2-37
amount paid for Ie4rLlvr>'
S-1-..-e7us
Amount iai, t,sr Ilei- S2-l-5 50
.1-.s-sss-- ..-l4 tsE u-w buildings, ). 10 u
Amount paid FOR E4lr>. 54-l@S--5
amount paid tnr jncitg-ucsl>, S+-g1s-ds
AMOUNT paid Tor furniture. 6,01S-us
Eo-ai expenditure nor including ~
EsIsi~I.sl-- -'r ~thos purposes, SOS. 90
JIR- psil superintendent, lu.o+1, %
Appropriations 20 Normal Schools, 1,90e-oo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
MOCHA AND JAVA
Mixed Coffee.

Al grades 0f laH# ..
cheapest Rio to thD m..
Also Cocoa Shells. N....I.
Broma, Chocolate. Ne
ln This connection at H... .....
the attention uf tbp public .#
uhrnted
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

From a report furnished by the
state Superintendent of Education
Is taken the following statistics for
the YEAR ending March 81. 1887:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12
Flour, Grain and Feed
HAY FEVER !CArARRH

"a an fntiaBa>d condition
If TIE lining menbyan
u ne noftylla. tear duct
nd throat affecting n
fungs An acytd m8eu
q sserstsd. ne disehar0
Il a>co1apaHied Nth
burning asnsaflon Thsr
are ssp,rs spasms D
sHe>siH0 frsqaent al
t0cla ~ H,aliachs vo
t>yI and "a aansd sysf
fry "a uGe.
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lN orr
GI0GGITDGD2nIn

W. Hlr -huuHa Hu .
fw',r .' TEA, rw .#.
up 200 fh Finest uen o.H N
urH. One mau saHs H.
Tea makes us guol u.
thing hc ever bought fur H.
lar Another mNa uH
b. batter than tra be- pam 81.
Everybody HUu|H as -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

Vermont School Statistics